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Just a question, what are the complexities of exposing "machine" as a package, e.g., we import from https://tinygo.org/x/machine rather than how it is currently imported?
I just wonder if we should only purely use tinygo as a compiler, and not ... shall we say, "amend" the stdlib, e.g., such that we can run without any modifications, e.g.,:
//go:build tinygo// +build tinygo
etc
Just an idea. Hoping someone can school my as to why this isn't possible.
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Just a question, what are the complexities of exposing "machine" as a package, e.g., we import from
https://tinygo.org/x/machinerather than how it is currently imported?I just wonder if we should only purely use tinygo as a compiler, and not ... shall we say, "amend" the stdlib, e.g., such that we can run without any modifications, e.g.,:
etc
Just an idea. Hoping someone can school my as to why this isn't possible.
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